WSET "Rest of the World" 6 Bottles Pack

1. Greece – Santorini – Assyrtiko

Sigalas Assyrtiko 2024

Chosen to represent one of the Mediterranean’s most distinctive white wine styles. High acidity, saline minerality and citrus character make it essential for studying volcanic soils, maritime influence and indigenous Greek varieties in WSET.

2. Austria – Wachau – Riesling

Gritsch Ried 1000-Eimerberg Riesling Wachau

Selected to illustrate premium Austrian dry Riesling. High acidity, stone fruit and mineral precision make it ideal for studying continental climates, steep terraced vineyards and the structured, terroir-driven style of Wachau wines.

3. Hungary – Tokaj – Aszú / Furmint

Tokaj Aszú 5 Puttonyos 2014 – Domaine Disznókő

Chosen to represent one of the world’s classic sweet wines. High acidity balanced by botrytised sweetness makes it essential for studying noble rot, Tokaj production methods and premium sweet wine styles in WSET.

4. Georgia – Rkatsiteli – Qvevri White

Qvevri White – Château Mukhrani

Selected to illustrate Georgia’s historic winemaking tradition. Qvevri fermentation, skin contact and textured structure make it ideal for studying alternative winemaking techniques, amber wines and indigenous grape varieties.

5. Lebanon – Bekaa Valley – Red Blend

Château Musar Tinto

Chosen to represent Middle Eastern fine wine production. Mature fruit, spice, volatility and savoury complexity make it excellent for studying Mediterranean climates, unconventional winemaking and Lebanon’s iconic regional wine identity.

6. Romania – Fetească Neagră

Serve Ceptura Terra Romana Fetească

Selected to showcase Romania’s flagship indigenous red grape. Dark fruit, spice and balanced acidity make it useful for studying Eastern European native varieties, continental climates and modern regional wine expressions in WSET.